We’re always hearing stuff like:  Every driver on the road thinks THEY are an awesome driver, and everyone else is terrible.  But this is a little more realistic.

A new survey asked us how we’d do on a driving test if they had to take one right now, and only 40% of people are confident they could ace it.  On the flipside, about 25% of people admit they’d probably FAIL.

It isn’t just knowing the rules of the road, many of us admit they we even know our own vehicles.

The average driver understands about 78% of their dashboard indicators and warning lights.  Most people know their oil light and the check engine one, but less than half could identify their tire pressure light and the brake system warning.

Most people said they’d Google what a warning light meant if they didn’t know, while 15% admitted that they’ve NEVER looked at their car’s owner’s manual. Yikes.

My biggest driver peeve, are those who want to turn left and can’t turn into the turning lane and then merge in to the traffic. Instead they need to wait until there is no vehicles coming in either lane before they have the confidence to make their left turn.

Yeesh…..stay to the right and merge in if you have that turning lane!!!!